Showing posts with label Socialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Socialism. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2012

Geither; “Remove the Debt Limit and allow for Infinite Spending”

Whoa!  This guy (the tax cheat) is verbally announcing that he wants Congress to permanently lift the debt ceiling?

What world is Geithner and his ilk living?  The demise of all freedom will befall us if we do not get people like Obama, Geithner and all redistributive, socialists, communist, statists out of office.

Pray for us…we need a miracle.

YiT ~  Shelly


Friday, October 12, 2012

Former Socialist tells America, “Obama’s policy is socialist!”

Wouldn’t you know that the many U.S. citizen’s who came to America to get away from socialism and poverty, are the best communicators warning against the continual slide towards it.

Watch and share this video…America must hear the message.

YiT ~  Shelly


Saturday, September 22, 2012

MSU SDS Reunion: Bernadine Dohrn speaks

It’s been four years since I originally found this video.  With the coming election, it’s time to remind everyone who was sucked into the mantra of “Hope and Change” to understand where this mantra first originated.

President Obama has denied a cozy relationship with the Ayers, but I challenged that comment after I found this video during the 2008 election, where Ms. Dohrn uses the “Hope and Change” jingle throughout her speech.  Listen to their words of hope to change the United States into a lesser power, both economically and militarily.

If the world would be a better place without the United States as a moral leader, then why is the fighting and oppression of those liberated countries in ascension instead of decline.  The world has enjoyed a lot of peace over the past 200 years, in-between spates of wars and world wars.  Have we forgotten how tyranny always devolves to despotism?  Ultimate power, ultimately corrupts and anyone who leads under a soviet stylized system of “apex,” top down control, will devolve to leadership that will oppress the individual for the collectivist utopia of “what’s good for the goose must be good for the gander.”  Eventually the freedom to build and create will be snuffed out as we raise generations of humans unwilling or unable to think outside of a box and see that they’ve been wrapped-up into a prison of our own making.

YiT ~ Shelly

MSU SDS Reunion: Bernadine Dohrn featured speaker (Part 1)

MSU SDS Reunion: Bernadine Dohrn featured speaker (Part 2)

MSU SDS Reunion: Bill Ayers featured speaker (Part 1)

MSU SDS Reunion: Bill Ayers featured speaker (Part 2)

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Are “We” better stewards of Animals than to Ourselves???

WeThePeople (2)Found this post on the local “Whatcom Tea Party” Facebook site and just had to share it with you.  Common sense is a rare commodity.  If we had more of it we’d probably be closer to that Utopian vision that the collectivists passion for.

YiT ~  Shelly


  • The US Senate has proudly announced renewal/passage of the "Farm Bill". For those are not already aware of this, the Farm Bill in its present form, has 80% of its funding dedicated to "food stamps." You know, those cards that keep getting used at casino's and fast food restaurants!

  • Couple of interesting quotes to think about:
    The SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)/Food Stamp Program, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is pleased to be distributing the greatest amount of free meals and food stamps ever.

  • Meanwhile, the National Park Service, administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior, asks us to "Please Do Not Feed The Animals." They say that this is because the animals grow dependent on the handouts and become dependent on handouts rather than forage for themselves.

  • So, as Benjamin Franklin so wisely said it; "I am for doing good for the poor, but I differ in opinion of the means. I think the best way of doing good to the poor, is not making them easy in poverty, but leading or driving them out of it."

  • So how crazy are we to teach generations of people that they don't have to work to feed themselves or provide shelter for themselves? The government (that's you and me) have not only created the program, we have made dependency a way of life.

Thursday, June 28, 2012

If You mix Black with White you always get Grey

Of late there appears to be a lot of confusion between the three branches of power; Judicial – Executive – Legislative.  What once were clear, crisp delineations of black and white are now a swirl of grey.

    • Congress writes law
    • The Senate determines if the law is affordable, approves it and sends it back to Congress
    • The Executive approves or rejects the laws as presented by the House
    • The People may question their actions when they believe that the Rule of Law has been unjustly administered
    • The Judiciary is then called upon to determine whether or not to rule “for” or “against” the constitutionality of the case
    • No where within the separation of powers does it allow for the Supreme Court to write law or “fix” a bad one

We the People have been shafted again.

YiT ~  Shelly


Supreme Court is De Facto Legislature

Thursday, 28 Jun 2012 07:06 PM  By Bradley Blakeman

Bradley A. Blakeman's Perspective: If ever there was an example of judicial activism and a court legislating from the bench, look no further than the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court’s majority opinion on Obamacare.
The Supreme Court of the United States became a de facto legislature when it decided that Obamacare is constitutionally grounded in Congress’ powers to tax — in spite of the fact that President Obama and the Democrats in Congress who carried the bill insisted that it was not.
The Obamacare legislation as written does not set forth that it is established as part of Congress’ powers to levy taxes. If it had, there never would have been a challenge to the high court.
The ruling raises a number of questions:

  • If the bill is silent as to the funding of it, how is it possible for the court to interpret the intent of Congress?
  • Isn’t it the job of the Supreme Court to remand the bill back to Congress for further consideration as the basis upon which the bill is sustained constitutionally?
  • Where does the Supreme Court get the power to act in the place of Congress?
The court routinely remands cases back to inferior courts for further determination.
Isn’t that what the Supreme Court did just the other day on immigration, when they remanded Arizona’s immigration case back to the 9th Circuit for further consideration?
In 2009, shortly before the president addressed a joint session of Congress, he granted an interview to ABC News’ George Stephanopooulos in which he made clear that his healthcare bill would not be sustained through taxation on any American:

Click here to read Mr. Blakeman’s full opinion.


Friday, April 20, 2012

Happy “Lenin” ‘er, “Earth Day” to Humanity from Mother Earth

Happy “Earth Day” to everyone.  No really!  Happy Earth Day!  On April 22nd, of each year, our country blindly celebrates their worship of Mother Earth (Gaia) and the communitarianism “we” all share in honoring her.  But, do you know where “Earth Day” originates from and why the date of April 22nd was chosen to celebrate this event?

God bless you Mother Earth.  The miracle we call earth and the miracle of humanity are worthy of celebration.  But really, should it be modeled after the despot, statist, Lenin?

YiT ~  Shelly


DO YOU KNOW WHY EARTH DAY IS APRIL 22?

Clue: It didn't start as celebration of butterflies, recycling and solar energy

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By Kevin DeAnna

School children, businesses, clergy, politicians and even the United States military soon will honor the birthday of Vladimir Lenin, founder of the Soviet Union.

Of course, they will call it Earth Day.

Brian Sussman points out in his explosive new book, “Eco-Tyranny: How the Left’s Green Agenda will Dismantle America,” that the first nationwide Earth Day was held April 22, 1970, the 100th anniversary of the birth of the communist Bolshevik leader.

The “nationwide teach in” was spearheaded by Democratic Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin and college professor Paul Ehrlich.

Read the full story here.